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I dig the action, but it's got way too much of the thing I hate most about most zombie shows. It's people that refuse to understand that the rules change during a zombie apacalypse. You can't just blindly trust people or try to save people that don't want to be saved (or that don't care enough about their own survival to fight back).
I've often wondered if it is lazy/poor writers with Netflix or are they being pushed to churn out content too fast? I used to think the former but it doesn't seem to be getting better with about 90% of their offerings.
never thought i'd say this after being tempered, tampered & tortured by them my entire writing career, but the suits at Netflix don't appear to be exercising enough editorial control. it is a function of their business model, which is the equivalent of the broadcast/cable ethos of programming to stop your clicker rather than fulfill your interest. offering "more" over "good" to keep membership expanding puts it on a Ponzi track (similar to the early 70s music biz where the bass player or keyboardist for great bands would get solo record deals until there were no more great bands) and, once again, the consumer is already being pushed to buy multiple streaming options if they want the best television available, which will likely happen until the next delivery platform revolutionizes the cycle again
Yes, although the show isn't really about the action so much as it's about the complicated relationships.
my lady and i said the same thing about silence we were like oh ok the secret weapon is wood chippers fire them up i dont get why they stopped it take that to the bank bromigo
That was filmed in my city, Calgary Alberta. Told the wife in the beginning that the neighbourhood looked a lot like the burbs where I grew up. Turns out it was them!
ahh. yes, well when this thread is capable of recognizing the brilliance of a Brent Briscoe or an Alison Doody ...well, then I'll be the first to resubscribe.clearly you don't understand foreign film
had no idea he had a netflix show. Im in. Although im nervous regarding the type of chaos he can cause with a budget. And white people.
Its not Eric Andre affiliated. Some dudes are just copping his style. :(had no idea he had a netflix show. Im in. Although im nervous regarding the type of chaos he can cause with a budget. And white people.
ohhh. i thought they actually gave eric andre a show. darn. ill check it out though.
After Fiddler's Conundrum, I figured this was yet another joke doing the same thing. And it's not. This is actually a real thing.
How in the hell could they not cast Jackie Earle Haley in the Buttermaker role?
My wife thought the same thing. Just average at best.El Floppo said:
I didn't watch the Eric Andre Show, but I may have to check it out now because I'm loving I Think You Should Leave. Part of it is that I'm still bummed about Detroiters getting cancelled and happy to see Tim Robinson back on my TV, but it's a great watch for when you're too tired/stoned to deal with shows that have plots and consequences.Good Posting Judge said:
Not to pump your tires or embarrass you, but you have the best prose on any forum I have ever been on. Just home run after home run. Big fan.
I'm starting to feel the same way. The NETFLIX original stuff is losing it's appeal. It's just to far in between for quality content. They keep raising the price and it has me ready to bail.
it goes off movie script 3 or 4 eps into it and never looks back.
